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4 Furious Mob.

William Holman was sentenced
to be hanged at Dalton, Ga, on
the Sth inst, for the murder of
Matilda Holman IN December last.
Governor Gordon committed his
punishment to imprisonment for
lite. a special to the New York
World says that 5000 people as
sembled at Dalton to he present at
the hanging, which was TO haze
been public.
On learning of the action of
Governor Gordon they resolved
themselves into a mob and captur-
ed the town. All the stores were
closed and the residents we're badly
frightened. The mob hanged Gov.
erDOr Gordon in eFgy on the gal.
lows prepared tor tA execution of
HOLMAN.
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cry case. can give the best preferences
- Woodstock aud vicinity where have
I'nk Snd Cited out a number of wells
NET AgSgt for the celebrated Adams
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Mr.. JACKSON, Va, June Il, 1e56.
To Hd0eFsfOirn Steam Ea0iUe and Hoebfn,
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WHERE WILL IT END7
The F,earyui SHtrages DHR TO
DeruNgcd Hrulns and What

.tHrtL SIM. JsttScN lltNss L ...
In looking over tho columns Of n recent
Daily paper, wc found tho accounts Of M In
sane negro who took possession OF tho smok-
ing chr or ono railroad train; OF n rich mine
owner, also inEnnc, who created q panic In
tho sleeping car Of another train, md OF n case
Of arson nnd,l,e terrible murder OF two Mnfor.
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Indy was when she said, VI foel as II I
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by coming rs l want TO. I came because
l had All idea | might bs Of little use-iI
you'll excuae mo. I've heard you Wort
trying to do Gomoting to support yourself,
I've heard you'd had q discouraging time
OF 1t. / beg your pardon. But I--had
oometbiD2 to suggest II ] were sure YOU
wouldn't mind"
~ have had a Encouraging time" said
Lotto with tears starting, land | shall be
obliged to you, Lefty Blayne, II you can
suggest anything a girl like me can do.
Don't be afraid. I'm rot BILLY about 1t,
49,. Toll me! Whatd do you do for a
living? How do you support yourse!f?n
Lotto looked at this poor, sickly cir,
with q rising wonder tha. she had never
wondered before how poor girls did live,
How did Les.ie B!ayna support herself2
And huudreds like her!
"Oh, am a Telegraph operator" said
Lstty Blayne. Then Ghe paused. Tho
docsor's daughter looked ct her visitor
1llently, through the darkening office.
The two gif|e listened to each other'a
heart.bea.s rather than for each others
voices. Lotto was startled. Lefty was
frightened. Both were anxious. What
bad Lefty dons2 Had she zone too far ;?
ibid you meau"-bepsn Lotto slowly.
"fes," said Lefty Biaynr, II did. lis
Day, and clean work, and l know q place
! could get a girl taught, I think. ). !.
Oh, l knew how miserable you'd be to-
night when you got home from Browns
Ferry. I knew! I'ye been watching-I
knew just where you'd como up hard and
not SEQ a etep before you"
IT ia true" eald Lotto, choking. II
don't-not a step"
1T you don't feel as il it were beneath
you'-hesitated Lefty.
"Latly Blayne!' cried Lotto, kissing her
fathers poor patient heartily. "I wonld
bs ashamed to think any honest work be-
nea,h u girl as hard up as I AMP
"Vwy .ell," said Letty, podding.
"And I thank you, Lefty Blayne," said
Lotto, wsrm'y, land I'll do anything you
can help me to-"
Very we'll, theu," ssid Lefty smiling.
no BE cos7!HpEni
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Advice to Consuu,Dtlyss.

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Br"ce Up.

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sucn 6 medicine you will find in Electri.
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Plr7sDuRca, Jely ojls. 1850.
MEssRs. FLEMING Bros,

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Truly yours,
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Probably naone thing has caused such a
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nueklen,n AruieA Snlye,

The beat sslva in the world for cuts,
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The most astonishing. saieat and prompt,
est remedy for all affections Of tho throat
and lungs is Dr. ]. Il. MeLean's Tar Wine
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In Montana a great many miners re.
ceive 81 80 q day.
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Their Business Uoou.tua,

Never trust a man who is always de-
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Act upon your impulses, but pray thai
they may BIO directed BY God.
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EDUCATIONAL
VT. Is ghAAENL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ". rs. t

The niIty.uIn!h year Of THU Woli.kaoHn A"sa'
sry, under the charge Of tae Visttsdon NUM-,
ureas on the nrst Hondsy o. September next Ant
continues ton nontiu.
Pupils rccniycd s, say Ec:e IN tbs Eesalon.
! Those who desire to plhcs thoir dsuShters IN Al
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Of THU school. AddEas, Llr..
DirecEassoi the Academy OF ths Visitation,
AF. DO cHANTAL,
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On, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

Structures, Rnd al Urinary and G,tthral Dlsessrs,
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Loss Of vigor, Ptcnstusc Decline in Man, Early
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rheum, aud all blood aud skin diseases. Fomale
Weakness sprsdily curod. Gonorrhea' cured IN
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Tie State OF virginiaT' said Mr.. Brown
uneasily. why, certainly, l think q boy
had ought TO- know who Virginia vas
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named for." I
"Ho ssid," replied Lotto with yicious
eentleness, "that it wes named for the
Virgin Mary, who Was at that time Queen
"Well," eaid Mr.. Brown, after q grave
pauae, II admit that Was IN uncalled.for
answer. Idcn't think we shonld have re-
quired Tint young mans ssI ylcssat Rrowa's
Ferry
But across Mr.. BROWNS big, red face,
there did not Tit the Shadow OF q smile.
1t is doubtful, il to this day, he has be-
come fully awure Of the depth Of singular.
ity in the reply Of the young man at the
famous Academy, 10 the question con.
earning tho naming Of the State Of Wiz.
ginia.
"You may DO college, eddicated ?" asked
Mr.. BroTu, after suo.her pause, az Lotto
was turning ayearily away.
II should have graduated at Smith, in a
year and 8 term more" said Lotto.
,"rhst had ought TO give We bigge. game
than Browns FcrFy,p obaerVea Mr.. Brown
witha shrewd Yankee look in his mar
row gray eyes-a look. that perhaps ex.
planned why he came to ha on the School
Committee ut ntown'a Ferry.
$50 1t would, perhaps, ii I had gone
through" said Lotto Baaly. "Thers arc
90 many educated women nov, that we
need irdiplonistsio r the hotter positions,
almolt as much as men do. ! have nc
diploma, you ees.MM
"Why hai'nt yer" asked Mr.. Brown
bluntly.
"Bscause my father died" said Lotto in
a low voice,
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ply 70 JOHN g, TOMLlnB0S. Ticket Agent Al Pan.
handle ,sta.io1. loot OF Eleyepth s,fees, O. At City
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